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COP30 is expected to reshape how business is conducted worldwide, with “environmentally sound” principles set to guide trade agreements among nations and, most importantly, the private sector, which is expected to flock... Read more »

Bloomberg’s Ben Westcott reported that “China’s purchases of American soybeans appear to have stalled, less than two weeks after the US touted a wide-ranging trade truce that signaled thawing relations between the... Read more »

Georgina Rannard,Climate reporter, Belém, Brazil and Tabby Wilson Watch: Protesters clash with security at COP30 venue in Brazil Protesters carrying signs reading “our forests are not for sale” broke through security lines... Read more »

Cape Town, South Africa – On an August evening in 1977, 30‑year‑old Steve Biko was on his way back from an aborted secret meeting with an anti-apartheid activist in Cape Town, taking the 12‑hour... Read more »

World must “honour 1.5C”, small island states insist Small island states have described the 1.5C limit for global heating as “a lifeline” and demanded that the world honours it, amid increasing gloom... Read more »

At least 6 killed as deadly tornado hits Brazilian town Monday, November 10th 2025 – 08:28 UTC Integration and Regional Development Minister Waldez Góes said on Sunday that it was... Read more »

Brazil’s corporate pulse this quarter comes through three very different lenses. Porto Seguro shows how a diversified financial group can compound returns even as auto insurance remains competitive. Even illustrates the hard,... Read more »

The world’s most widely used weedkiller is confronting legal battles as well as a cat-and-mouse game with nature. But it’s not clear what can take its place. A farmer sprays glyphosate to... Read more »

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump hosted Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a U.S.-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.... Read more »